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4-player parties will be enabled in Call of Duty: WWII Ranked Play at the start of Season 3

The new season is set to begin on April 17.

One of the most highly-anticipated features for Call of Duty: WWII Ranked Play is finally coming to the game mode.

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Four-player parties will be enabled in WWII Ranked Play when the third season begins on April 17, Sledgehammer announced earlier today.

Ranked Play officially began in WWII on Dec. 1, and many fans were shocked to learn that they wouldn’t get to play with friends at the start of this first season. But two-player parties were quickly added to Ranked Play on Dec. 19.

Even though players gained the ability to compete with another friend, fans have still been waiting for the opportunity to battle it out in Ranked Play with a full party-of-four.

No additional information on how the four-player parties will work in WWII’s Ranked Play was provided in Sledgehammer’s update—in Black Ops II League Play, for example, four-player parties ranked up separately than individual players.

If you’ve been looking forward to four-player parties in WWII Ranked Play, you’ll only need to wait less than two weeks—the feature goes live at the start of season three on April 17.


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